Sentence examples for may deserve priority from inspiring English sources

Regarding the latter, interventions targeting rare diseases may deserve priority because they may be very costly (as intervention (especially drug) development costs are only shared by a small number of patients) and could push people into poverty.

For instance Mendez et al. (2002, p. 237) state that 'Antimalarial drugs and drug combinations designed to eliminate both asexual and sexual parasites may deserve priority because they will reduce the spread of drug resistance in its earliest stages'.

For example while mobile clinics for HIV testing may be costly and therefore inefficient, they may deserve priority because they reach out to remote areas and therefore contribute to equity in service delivery.

Our results support the idea that targeting and blocking threat may deserve higher priority in the future creation and management of PAs.

Therefore, small isolated populations, such as the one in South Dakota, may deserve higher priority for conservation.

Doctors are forced to argue with one another whose patients deserve priority.

It concludes that these linkages "deserve priority consideration in national development" across Africa.

They deserve priority protection from harms that can have lifelong consequences.

Nurses would deserve priority in prevention strategies due to their central role in the potential propagation paths of infections.

These methods address the idea that a species that is taxonomically (or phylogenetically) distinctive may deserve a higher priority for biodiversity conservation (see World Conservation Union 1980).

Furthermore, more comprehensive studies with multiple detections by these same 2 kits are needed to confirm reproducibility and to determine if the Cobas TaqMan assay may deserve a greater priority than that of the Daan Test.